Voices Without a Face is a solo exhibition by Italian sculptor Paolo Infortuna.
His work creates a connection between the outer and inner dimensions of the human condition.

Bodies under pressure, fragile structures, recurring tensions and silent collapses shape the exhibition path inside the Castello Aragonese in Reggio Calabria.

The sculptures do not provide answers.
They ask the viewer to remain present.

Paolo Infortuna is an Italian sculptor based in Reggio Calabria.
He works with iron, paper, dust, rust and raw materials.

His sculptures and installations emerge from essential structures where tension, balance and collapse become part of the language itself.

In recent years he has presented solo exhibitions and site-specific installations, including Voices Without a Face (2026) and Of Thinking Metals and Other Vertigos (2024), both at the Castello Aragonese in Reggio Calabria.